Sentence examples for emerges directly from inspiring English sources
Obama emerges directly from a powerful radical tradition in US politics which is embedded in its founding ideology - classical republicanism.
Jonathan Ratel, the lead prosecutor, told The Independent: "The new investigation emerges directly out of evidence given in the first trial, including witnesses, as identified in the amended indictment".
It emerges directly that both philosophers and natural scientists have raised problems about time.
The model emerges directly from our human constructivist perspective and focuses attention on the critical relationships among meaningful learning, knowledge restructuring, and conceptual change.
The high-power LED emerges directly from the same semiconductor, digital infrastructure and intellectual property that brought us iPhones, laptops, hybrid cars and Xboxes.
A design rule, which emerges directly from the opportunism lab experiment is: If the organization has a unitary or functional form, then a unit profit scheme should not be used.
We ascend another stairway and emerge directly in front of the sarcophagus.
Villeneuve, or "new city," emerged directly out of the social unrest of the May 1968 student uprising.
The intention, Wilcox says, is to dramatise the way in which 80s fashion emerged directly from the underground music scene.
Some of the stories emerge directly from the Bible, others have biblical themes – parables for today's troubled times.
But all of his work retains a deep structural relationship to that form: his development of a distinctive movement vocabulary has emerged directly from his original balletic orientation.
